Sentence examples for made very explicitly from inspiring English sources

Ideally the authors should test at least some of their observations in a "dry" vertebrate (mouse or chick), but if this is not possible, the paper should be made very explicitly relevant to zebrafish in the title and abstract, as well as in the paper, to accommodate this possibility and to avoid confusing readers.

You have to play in politics, which is something we do very explicitly".

He said the New York campaign had very explicitly avoided making any such attacks.

They state their mission very explicitly: Food should make you feel better, not worse.

"We have shown very firmly, very explicitly and very clearly that we are standing with the international community".

It has been the attempt – very explicitly from both Milibands – to make a moderate social democratic critique of New Labour's failings without jettisoning its genuine strengths.

Her own ambitions were very explicitly on hold, rather than being set aside altogether.

Within reproductive medicine, 'choice' and 'right to choose' are terminologies very explicitly associated with women's control over their reproductive decision making.

We were very explicitly drawing that analogy".

"I spoke to him very explicitly about it on many occasions.

The targets also very explicitly include the 500 million Muslims who live in the Pacific Rim".